It's Jerky Y'allVegan Jerky SEA SALT & PEPPER - Beyond Tender and Tasty Vegan Snacks - High Protein, Low Carb, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegetarian, Whole30 (2-Pack)

By far one of the best vegan options for jerky. I miss having jerky and tasting the flavors they make them with, and this is a GREAT meat substitute jerky! Texture is good, flavor is bold, and it's a nice treat for vegans

First off, let me say I haven't always been vegan, I know what "real" (meat) jerky tastes like and it's actually something I moderately enjoyed at one point. I certainly could recognize the difference between good and mediocre jerky, and I certainly still can. I've tried a lot of vegan varieties of jerky, and while I a total goblin and will find my way through any but the most truly repulsive foods, I also can say that, of the many, many dried savory attempts at jerky I have had, most (especially the mushroom ones) stand out more for what they fail to achieve than what they succeed in achieving. So far, among far too many entries that mostly range from "just okay" all the way down to "ahem, erm, give me a minute", only two brands stand out as truly successful. It's no surprise that one of these brands is from Texas (also no surprise that the other is from Carolina).Personally, it's obvious these people know how to make jerky. This runs slightly but appropriately dry, it's not overly soft without being borderline brittle or making you wonder if you bought a dog toy instead of a snack. The flavor is solidly there without being overwhelming or having regrettable overtones or aftertaste. It's also not flaky, or overly bready, or committing any other atrocities. More importantly, it's actually good, well seasoned, nicely balanced, and an excellent snack, so long as you don't let your kids eat all of it before you get a piece (but fortunately there's enough in a bag that everyone can probably have a few pieces, or one person can get a very decent portion).In short, it's as good as or better than any fairly commercial jerky I've had, vegan or not.And did I mention the cats were interested? That's how you know it's not bunk. :)

I was comparing products and then got this on the mail the next day. I guess I ordered it? No way. Because this has soy in it and I’m allergic to soy. So no. It looks like dried cardboard. Beyond Jerky is really good.

This is really good vegan jerky, but be prepared for the pepper content: it’s SPICY. I have a high tolerance for spicy food, and even this was almost too much

I've tried many out there and by far this one is the best. I have the sea salt and pepper and the jerky has a little kick of pepper to it and I love it. The texture is chewy just a regular beef jerky. Even my meat eating boyfriend tried it and was impressed! I love that it's non-GMO soy and natural - will buy again!

GOOD TASTING. BOUGHT IT SEVERAL TIMES

Better for the planet, better for the animals, and better for people, I really wanted to like this product. I buy another brand's BBQ flavor and love it, but this one just didn't do it for me. I really like teriyaki, but that didn't really come through for me in this product. It's sweet and garlicky, if you like that flavor profile. Bit too much of each for me and not enough salt to balance it out.There's nothing wrong with the product itself, it's just not a flavor that I enjoy. I now have 2 bags I don't think I'll finish, unfortunately. This company does make an excellent product to replace crispy bacon bits, however.

I’m no vegan, but when these first came out I went crazy over them. They had great flavor, a moist, light chew, and were a fantastic substitute for meat jerky. My most recent order, however, was a different story. I excitedly opened up a new bag to share with my dad, only to discover that it was dry and crunchy. Not just the first bag, but every single bag I ordered. Since when did these go from moist and lightly chewy to tasting like cardboard and croutons? Unless they can prove that they’ve improved from this unfortunate low, I won’t be ordering these again. :(